Chemistry

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1 Chemistry Steven W. Buckner, Ph.D., Chair Faculty: Christy Bagwill, M.S. Dana Baum, Ph.D. Steven W, Buckner, Ph.D. Judith E. Durham, Ph.D. Paul A. Jelliss, Ph.D. Istvan Kiss, Ph.D. Charles C. Kirkpatrick, Ph.D. Bruce A. Kowert, Ph.D. Michael A. Lewis, Ph.D. R. Scott Martin, Ph.D. Ryan McCulla, Ph.D. Jennifer Monahan, Ph.D. Shelley D. Minteer, Ph.D. Alexa A. Serfis, Ph.D. Vincent T. Spaziano, Ph.D. Brent Znosko, Ph.D. The Department of Chemistry offers undergraduate and graduate programs designed to meet a wide range of interests. Undergraduate degree programs are available in chemistry, biochemistry, pharmaceutical sales and marketing, and dual degree programs in engineering and chemistry. Both B.A. and B.S. degrees are available in chemistry and in biochemistry. The B.S. degrees are certified by the American Chemical Society. The B.A. degrees provide more opportunity for double majors, study abroad, and are often used as preparation for professional schools. The department participates in a dual degree program in Chemical Engineering with Washington University where a student may receive a B.A. in chemistry from SLU and a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Washington University after years of study at SLU and years at Washington University The department has graduate programs leading to an M.S., an M.S.(r), and a Ph.D. Students may take a combined B.A./M.S.(r) or a B.S./M.S.(r) program that is completed in 5 years. Depending on individual progress, students in this program may be on a graduate assistantship for the last one or two years of this program. The assistantship provides tuition remission, a monthly stipend, and health insurance.

2 Requirements for the various programs follow. Chemistry (B.A.) Major and related courses hours of chemistry are required, including Introduction to Chemistry I and II, Analytical Chemistry I, Organic Chemistry I and II, Organic Laboratory Techniques, Physical Chemistry I and II, Inorganic Chemistry, and hours of a chemistry elective from the 00, 00, or 500 level. Additional related requirements include two semesters of general physics with laboratory, and two semesters of calculus. Semester Semester General Chemistry I h Organic Chemistry I h General Chemistry I Laboratory h Organic Lab Techniques I h Calculus I h General Physics I/Lab h General Chemistry II h Organic Chemistry II h General Chemistry II Laboratory h Organic Lab Techniques II h Calculus II h General Physics II/Lab h Semester Semester Physical Chemistry I h Inorganic Chemistry h Analytical Chemistry I h Analytical Chemistry I Lab h Physical Chemistry II h Chemistry Elective h

3 Pharmaceutical Sales and Marketing Track In addition to fulfilling the General Area Core requirements of the College of Arts and Sciences and the chemistry requirements for the Bachelor of Arts degree, a student wishing to take this track within the Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry degree needs to take the following courses. Many of these courses fulfill chemistry or Arts and Sciences core requirements: Principles of Medicinal Chemistry, either Basic Biochemistry or Biochemistry I, Introduction to Human Communication (CMM00*), Public Speaking (CMM0), Principles of Economics (ECON90*), Introduction to Marketing Management (MKT00), Promotional Strategy (MKT B0), Personal Selling (MKT), International Marketing (MKT55), Business Ethics (PHIL8**), Internship (INTN80-06). * Fulfills hours of the A&S core requirement in Social Science ** Fulfils hours of A&S core requirement in Philosophy Semester Semester General Chemistry I h Organic Chemistry I h General Chemistry I Laboratory h Organic Lab Techniques I h Calculus I h Analytical Chemistry I h Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric h Analytical Chemistry II Laboratory h General Chemistry II h Organic Chemistry II h General Chemistry II Laboratory h Organic Lab Techniques II h Calculus II h Introduction to Human Communication h English 00-level h Semester Semester Physical Chemistry I h Principles of Medicinal Chemistry h General Physics I/Lab h Promotional Strategy h Intro to Marketing Management h Business Ethics h Physical Chemistry II h Biochemistry h General Physics II/Lab h International Marketing h Business & Professional Writing h Internship -h Ethics h Personal Selling h Principles of Economics h

4 Chemistry (B.S.) ACS Certified Degree Major and related courses 8 hours of chemistry including Introduction to Chemistry I and II, Analytical Chemistry I, II, and III, Organic Chemistry I and II, Organic Laboratory Techniques, Organic Spectroscopy, Physical Chemistry I and II and Physical Chemistry Laboratory, Biochemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory, Introduction to Chemical Literature, Mathematical Techniques in Chemistry, and hours of undergraduate research, with thesis. Additional related requirements include two semesters of general physics with laboratory, and two semesters of calculus. Semester Semester General Chemistry I h Organic Chemistry I h General Chemistry I Laboratory h Organic Lab Techniques I h Calculus I h Analytical Chemistry I h General Physics I/Lab h Analytical Chemistry I Lab h General Chemistry II h Organic Chemistry II h General Chemistry II Laboratory h Organic Lab Techniques II h Calculus II h General Physics II/Lab h Semester Semester Physical Chemistry I h Inorganic Chemistry h Organic Spectroscopy h Undergraduate Research h Biochemistry h Physical Chemistry Lab h Introduction to Chemical Literature h Math Techniques in Chem. h Physical Chemistry II h Analytical Chemistry II h Undergraduate Research h Analytical Chemistry III h Inorganic Chemistry Lab h Undergraduate Research h * Students in the BS program may substitute either CSCI0 or CSCI.

5 Dual Degree Program in Chemical Engineering with Washington University Major and related courses hours of chemistry including Introduction to Chemistry I and II with laboratory, Analytical Chemistry I, Organic Chemistry I and II with laboratory, and Physical Chemistry II. Additional requirements include: Engineering Physics I and II with laboratory, three semesters of calculus, differential equations and Computer Science I. See Special Programs for further information on the Dual Degree Program. Semester Semester General Chemistry I h Organic Chemistry I h General Chemistry I Laboratory h Organic Lab Techniques I h Calculus I h Calculus III h Engineering Physics I/Lab h General Chemistry II h Organic Chemistry II h General Chemistry II Laboratory h Organic Lab Techniques II h Calculus II h Differential Equations h Engineering Physics II/Lab h Semester Physical Chemistry I h At Washington University Analytical Chemistry I h Analytical Chemistry I Lab h Semester Physical Chemistry II Computer Science h h

6 Biochemistry (B.A.) Major and Related Courses hours of courses in the chemistry department including General Chemistry I and II, General Chemistry Laboratory I and II, Analytical Chemistry I, Analytical Chemistry I Lab, Organic Chemistry I and II, Organic Laboratory Techniques I and II, Physical Chemistry I or II, Biochemistry I and II, Biochemistry Laboratory I, and one required elective. Additional courses include two semesters of general physics with laboratory, two semesters of calculus, Principles of Biology I and II, Principles of Genetics, and Cell Structure and Function. First Year Fall Credits First Year Spring Credits BIOL-0 Intro Bio I CHEM-6 Gen Chem I CHEM-65 Gen Chem I Lab MATH- Calc I BIOL-06 Intro Bio II CHEM-6 Gen Chem II CHEM-66 Gen Chem II Lab MATH- Calc II Second Year Fall CHEM-0 Analytical I CHEM- Analytical I Lab CHEM-6 Organic I CHEM-8 Organic Lab I Second Year Spring CHEM-7 Organic II CHEM-50 Organic Lab II Third Year Fall CHEM-6 Biochem I CHEM-6 Biochem Lab I PHYS- Physics I PHYS- Physics I Lab Third Year Spring CHEM-6 Biochem II PHYS- Physics II PHYS- Physics II Lab Fourth Year Fall BIOL-0 Genetics CHEM- P. Chem I* or CHEM- Inorganic Fourth Year Spring BIOL-0 Cell Struct/Funct CHEM- P. Chem II* or CHEM-0 Analytical II CHEM-95 Senior Res. 0 * One semester of Physical Chemistry is required. One of the following is required: a second semester of Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry II, or Inorganic Chemistry. Anyone planning on attending a chemistry-based graduate program is strongly encouraged to take two semesters of Physical Chemistry..

7 Biochemistry (B.S.) ACS Certified Degree Major and Related Courses 7 hours of courses in the chemistry department including General Chemistry I and II, General Chemistry Lab I and II, Analytical Chemistry I, Organic Chemistry I and II, Organic Laboratory Techniques I and II, Math Techniques, Physical Chemistry I or II, Introduction to Chemical Literature, Biochemistry I and II, Biochemistry Laboratory I and II, Inorganic Chemistry, two upper level electives, and three hours (at least two semesters) of Undergraduate Research with thesis. Additional courses include two semesters of general physics with laboratory, two semesters of calculus, Principles of Biology I and II, Principles of Genetics, and Cell Structure and Function. First Year Fall Credits First Year Spring Credits BIOL-0 Intro Bio I CHEM-6 Gen Chem I CHEM-65 Gen Chem Lab I MATH- Calc I BIOL-06 Intro Bio II CHEM-6 Gen Chem II CHEM-66 Gen Chem Lab II MATH- Calc II Second Year Fall CHEM-0 Analytical I CHEM- Analytical I Lab CHEM-6 Organic I CHEM-8 Organic Lab I PHYS- Physics I PHYS- Physics I Lab Second Year Spring CHEM-7 Organic II CHEM-50 Organic Lab II PHYS- Physics II PHYS- Physics II Lab Third Year Fall CHEM-6 Biochem I CHEM-6 Biochem Lab I CHEM- P. Chem I or Upper Level Chem Elective* CHEM-9 Chem Lit Third Year Spring CHEM- P. Chem II or Upper Level Chem Elective* CHEM-6 Biochem II CHEM-65 Biochem Lab II CHEM-97 Research Fourth Year Fall BIOL-0 Genetics CHEM- Math Techniques** CHEM-97 Research CHEM- Inorganic Fourth Year Spring BIOL-0 Cell Struct/Funct CHEM-97 Research Upper Level Chem Elective* CHEM-95 Senior Res. 0 * One semester of Physical Chemistry is required. Upper level electives include: a second semester of Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry II, Environmental Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, or any 500-level chemistry course. Anyone planning on attending a chemistry-based graduate program is strongly encouraged to take two semesters of Physical Chemistry. ** A combination of MATH- and MATH- can be used as a substitute for CHEM-.